The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-12

draw veil over II, contenttng ourselves By re-
tween ioslps mother. proud Of Ser sons abil-
ity,and broken-hearted at the fate that over.
took him. She was 40 overcome and FRUSTRATED
room and apply restoratives ere she cou sum
mon sufficient opraRe TO face the streets again.
By TO EnRel was his daughter. The farewells
being said. the night was faced. and at COM
o tSe
a nnft stout e physIssly With His ronpa
somewhat noted professional who had charge
and, barcheaded. preceded tho hC ,ar,
whqn the Tomb boy IN We Park Ense
will DO remembered. tried to destroy him
He said last evening that this laudanup Yves
brought to him many months since by ms
wife he Z, sn nqH Ike b s dsa had
dying on tho scairold at oil. and would greatly
have preferred making his exit through the
Of tho first water. and regarded him as mar
anred The details OF Lfs sqode ama
He said Lingg had rendered the cause Of an
archy great service by his speeches, his bomb
Then aI 10 , turned Into bed and almost immedi.
ately fell asleep.
SPIES NERVOUS AND DEsPoNDENT.
Spies had evidently been affected by tho part.
a SSs 'he o
certain degree for his detection; but in any
event he was the most Respondent Of the four.
vo YOU and seemed rritab e and when the voice
OF w9 % It's nss reran Els
Parsons had nothing better to do than to be
was moi successful effort for long time 80
no arose and sat upon stool. his hands
s s sf s ss upon hs s sae s W fs
fast asleep and lay unturning until the hour
u F is the tallsst Of the four.e man not
unlike ex-senator Tom Dreamer OF New York.
was apparently the least disturbed after EnCel,
chatting pleasantly with his guards, he un
dressed, went to bed. and soon fell asleep.
auenty, muttered uninteliisibly. and tossed
some. but he had good nights rest for oil that.
PARSONS NOT PERMITTED TO SEE HIS WIFE.
ssnE was anq not s oGf the
ones, but Mother the Sheriff, nor the {anitor;
aer
reckless OF consequences. and absolutely in:
different to aSs been TiInG ana
sink her individuality and TINT Of her babies
in the furthernnce of this accursed anarchistic-
mittaneo was refused her because use she She was
so demonstrative and disposed to be violent.
Parsons worried because he had not seen her.
He Was Was built on nervous o pattern. iHf He was
in evers line ana feature Of his body lis
rade. Fieden. was hung in the middle, and he
and under all circumstances. One of the
times was last night. and he gave full vent to
hs ssso ana the
THE JAIL CAT.
You possibly remember the story Of tho
black cat that was born In the Jail. and has
been In and about the. prisoners cells ever
there. Parsons took a particular interest in
the cat. which h. called after the name Of a
and last evening after thoy had ali retired. and
when nothing disturbed tho serenity Of the
moment but the ceaseless chatter OF reporters
cage. or interfered with peaceful slumber. en-
cept the continuous clouds Of alleged nicotine
the sss by Ike
up, proved to DO the crying and mewinG OF the
the cat was sent down Into the basement. where i,
She remained until some five minutes prior to
e MI ysw when s 5 and
pathway that bounds the corridor. took in the
entire scene and uttered her uncanny verdict
wanings that traversed the nerves Of every
sensitive person within hundred feet of the
Parsons lectured and talked and finally sang
Ho sang Annie Laurie" He sang Way
Down Upon the suwanee River" All his
ing to the demands OF nature, he turned In at
midnight.
pAwN1Na OF THE LAST DAY.
Sheriff had not slept much. The iaiier had not
slept any. The doomed men rose betimeS.
Spies. had gone to bed witt his boots on. In
a trine more respect to conyentionalty, and
readily obeyed the summons to rise and clothe
themselves: Parsons WAS cranky. He was not
long, continuity along a plain mental self
indulgence gotten to that point where he be-
obeyed. When he went to wash and H found nd
the sleep from his. eyes by water running from
mnnded basin. and INDUCED in what is gen
orally known the great glareact.
BUSY WITH THEIR PENS.
Breakfast was ordered. So we're pens and
and INK EGs nnd three
themselves to, yoluminous correspondence
Among other inditingS were orders on the
to this. that. and the other person after their
death, a document to which they all affixed
their SIGNATURES. calmly, and without tho faint;
a la mode. with the exception of Engel. who
persisted In wearing q pair OF old worsted slip
pers u persistence In which he INDUCED until
his mortal end was reached.
POLICEMEN EVERYWHERE.
In the vicinity Of tho Jail tho streets were
impossible. A more judicious arrangement
never saw. Three hundred policemen. and
looking fellows they are too, a
tribute which may very fairly DO paid to all the
officials in Cook county, armed with riot guns
as they, are called. each one equal to thirty
six revolvers. were stationed on the roof OF tho
jail; Others wore stationed In front and on the
from all directions within the limit OF block
From en- "ress was impossi-
bic for all who were imp oyided with . pass
signed J. city generally was
lighted now and then by a glow Of
sunshine as though perhaps some little show
for mercy still remained. but obstinately set
Ting into a keen stcel-gray sky and cold,
chilly. unsympathetic. penetrating. bloodhound
ling air.
Perhaps you think that everybody in Chicago
rushed for The Jail. They didn't do anything
of the sort. Perhaps YOU think that workmen
gathered In. numerically large numbers on
every prominent corner. Nothing Of the sort
was observed. Perhaps you think that the in
coming trains were loaded with rustics anxious
to see the show, to participate In the sensation
Of the day To know all about II. Well. you are
mistaken. No May morning In q New England
village was ever more quiet. No policeman
sound asleep on % conGenial ash box was ever
less disturbed. The city woke ut its ordinary
hour, the street cars ran with scheduled regu-